Une imprimante 3d door lemondefr
A medical service in Dijon, France, uses 3D printing and Blender to prepare models of patients' skulls to facilitate and speed up the creation of medical prostheses. Using these models, the doctors can gain 30-40 minutes of operating time - a big win for patients.
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OK, so he said that it was very well for the victim patient and the medical team. It works only for medium case (for example when the bone around the eyes falls, not as heavy as the video). The forty minutes are win in the intervention cause all the stuff has been made ahead.
The skull is used to model the panes which will be implemented on the victim to avide to do this during the intervention. The skull is made thanks to the medical picture.
Hoping this translation will help you :)
Does this mean I can Photoshop my face in real life?